Our Slog (Ships Log) with a Satelite View

Departing Alcatraz, which we wondered if the mighty wind machine would let us escape, we rocketed north. We sailed like banchees! Lots of wind and we drove our boats hard. However every time we looked at the speed over ground on the GPS, it read 3.4 knots. There was a good 2+ knot adverse current. By the time we arrived the 25 miles later, we had sailed almost 35 miles through the water. It took us 7 hours to make 24 miles to the entrance to Puerto Refugio (√?¬Ę√Ę‚??¬¨√?‚??Ray-foo-HEE-oh√?¬Ę√Ę‚??¬¨¬Ě). An average of 3.4 knots, and I can tell you we were probably averaging about 5.5 knots through the water.

But arriving in Refugio was like going back in time -- huge cliffs, lots of birds and dramatic rocks everywhere. It was like we stepped back into an newer world long ago. It was worth the long day sail to get here! Now we√?¬Ę√Ę‚??¬¨√Ę‚??¬Ęre going to try to fix Rhythmic Breeze√?¬Ę√Ę‚??¬¨√Ę‚??¬Ęs video recorder to capture some footage on film!